April 4, 2019 · 0 Comments
Everyone knows how difficult it is to take that first step out of your comfort zones, and that is exactly what the characters do in Stepping Out, which opens next Thursday at Theatre Aurora.
After more than 35 years serving clients in Aurora, King and Richmond Hill – and after more than five years in Aurora – Hope House Community Hospice is on the hunt for a new home.
By Brock Weir Book lovers know that neither rain nor sleet can keep you from a book sale – but ice storms? The Aurora United ...
Final details on the full financing of the $38.5 million Library Square redevelopment will come in time, according to municipal staff, but according to Councillor John Gallo, those details should have been on hand prior to any Council vote on the Square.
The Library Square is a “golden opportunity” that shouldn’t get bogged down in the “minutia”, according to Bruce Gorman, CEO of the Aurora Public Library.
On Saturday, women of all ages gathered at the Aurora Seniors’ Centre to learn a few tips on self defence. But...
Area specific zoning bylaw restrictions designed to protect Aurora’s Stable Neighbourhoods will come forward to a future General Committee meeting at Council, following issues identified by members of Council and the public alike last week.
The budget numbers are in, and the average Aurora homeowner can expect to see their tax bills increase by $202.28.
By Brock Weir A peaceful portage, bringing together the artistic talents of dozens of local students, set out for Aurora on Tuesday night on the ...
By Brock Weir It is billed as a downtown revitalization project that will see positive dividends for generations to come, and when Council sat down ...
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